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Around the web: Week Commencing 06-07-2020

Around The Web submitted by EHNAdmin on Wed, 2020-07-15 12:24

Derelict Wrexham home destroyed in deliberate fire - Leader Live

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Around the web: Week Commencing 01-06-2020

Around The Web submitted by EHNAdmin on Wed, 2020-06-03 11:29

Question marks over derelict Derbyshire pub after fire - Derby Telegraph

Passing the buck on empty homes is not on - Islington Tribune

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Around the web: Week Commencing 18-05-2020

Around The Web submitted by EHNAdmin on Tue, 2020-05-26 16:36

Stoke-on-Trent couple transform derelict shop into hairdressers on Homes Under the Hammer - Stoke Sentinal

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Around the web: Week Commencing 13-04-2020

Around The Web submitted by EHNAdmin on Wed, 2020-04-22 12:45

Derelict Lyme cottage sells for ‘staggering’ £203,000 - Midweek Herald

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Islington tackles buy-to-leave through planning policy

Story submitted by David Gibbens on Mon, 2015-08-03 13:59

As of 17th July 2015, the London Borough of Islington has introduced an innovative new planning policy aimed at tackling the so-called "buy-to-leave" phenomenon. Islington's approach relies on a Supplementary Planning Document entitled "Preventing Wasted Housing Supply". This will require developers to sign a "Section 106" agreement [S106][1] aimed at ensuring that homes are occupied after they are completed: effectively the agreement cascades down to individual owners as the S106 obligations run with the land as a land charge.

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Preventing Wasted Housing Supply - Supplementary Planning Document - Islington

Library Item submitted by David Gibbens on Mon, 2015-08-03 12:21

This is the landing page for the SPD that attempts to deal with buy-to-leave properties through planning policy, requiring a level of occupation to be achieved via Section 106 agreements on new developments of 20+ units.